Seven-time Formula One world champion Lewis Hamilton says he has realized his “dream” after his first official day at Ferrari, promising “a new era” for the team.

Hamilton will continue to embed himself within his new team on only his second day at the factory. According to Autoracer, day two will consist of technical and briefing meetings “in view of the season.” This will likely give Hamilton a chance to meet his new race engineer, Riccardo Adami.

Seven-times world champion Lewis Hamilton, Formula One's most successful driver of all time, arrived for his first day at Ferrari on Monday, and said it was a dream come true to race for the Italian team.

Seven-time Formula 1 champion Lewis Hamilton has arrived at Ferrari’s headquarters to get down to work with his new team.

Seven-time Formula 1 world champion Lewis Hamilton officially began his journey as a Ferrari driver on Monday, expressing his excitement

Lewis Hamilton has officially begun his tenure with Ferrari, marking a significant chapter in his Formula 1 career.

Ferrari welcomed Lewis Hamilton to the team's base in Maranello, Italy, for his first official day with the Scuderia on Monday, 20 January. The seven-time world champion announced his move to 12 seasons and six drivers' championship wins at Mercedes.

Seven-time world champion Lewis Hamilton, Formula One’s most successful driver of all time, arrived for his first day at Ferrari on Monday, and said it was a dream come true to race for the Italian team.

Lewis Hamilton’s Ferrari unveiling has been brutally mocked by a rival Formula 1 team in a social media post. The seven-time world champion officially became a Ferrari driver at the start of 2025, with the team teasing his arrival in various social media posts as fans await Hamilton’s debut in red.

"There are some days that you know you'll remember forever and today, my first as a Ferrari driver, is one of those days,” Hamilton said in a post on Instagram. "I've been lucky

Lewis Hamilton marked his first official day as a Ferrari driver today with his arrival at the team's renowned Maranello base in northern Italy. The seven-time world champion was welcomed by Ferrari team principal Fred Vasseur and chief executive Benedetto Vigna at the iconic facility.